Willie Robertson [Duck Dynasty] net worth, Wiki, Bio, wife, kids, adoption, career, facts.

When Phil Robertson decided to step down from his job as the CEO of The Duck Commander, he left quite a large void to be filled. His legacy was so large that it was almost impossible for someone to come in and take his place. As the leadership changed hands from Phil to his son Willie, many were not so sure about it. But over the years, Willie has taken on all the challenges that were set out to him and has surpassed the expectations of many. In this article, we will take a closer look at the wiki-bio of Willie Robertson.

Willie Robertson is an American TV personality, businessman, author, active outdoorsman, speaker and news contributor. He is best known for his appearances on the reality TV series Duck Dynasty on A&E, which followed his family’s duck call business, Duck Commander, of which he is the current CEO. He is also the executive producer of Buck Commander, another hunting-related show on the Outdoor Channel. He lives in West Monroe, Louisiana with his wife Korie and his six children: John Luke, Sadie, Will, Rowdy, Bella, and Rebecca.

Net Worth

Willie Robertson’s net worth is estimated to be around $45 million as of May 2023. Willie Robertson’s main source of income is from being the CEO of Duck Commander, which is a company that sells duck calls and other hunting gear. He also earns money from being the executive producer and star of Duck Dynasty, which was a reality TV series that aired on A&E from 2012 to 2017. Additionally, he owns other businesses such as Buck Commander, which is a subsidiary of Duck Commander that sells deer hunting products, and Willie’s Duck Diner, which is a restaurant that serves Southern cuisine.

Early Life:

Willie Jess Robertson was born on the 22nd of April 1972 to Phil and Marsha Kay Robertson. The third child of the pair, Willie has two older brothers, Alan and Jase, one younger sister, Phyllis, and one younger brother, Jep. Like his father, Willie was into hunting from a young age and accompanied his father to the winds. Of all the Robertson children, Willie was the one who was most interested in the family business and spent a considerable amount of time learning about duck calling and hunting. After graduating from a local high school, Willie enrolled at Harding University but transferred to NE Louisiana University, at a later date. He graduated in 2014, with a business degree.

Professional Career:

Right after graduating from University, Will made the trip back to his hometown and began assisting his father in running the business. His business degree proved to be an asset to the company, and Phil left the leadership position to his son. After taking over his father, Will expanded the family business from a living room operation to a multi-million-dollar enterprise and destination for all things outdoors. This growth helped the Robertsons to secure a reality TV show, Duck Dynasty.

While Will is most known as the CEO of the Duck Commander, he is also the founder and CEO of a subsidiary company Buck Commander. The company is also at the center of a reality TV series under the same name produced by Under Armour on the Outdoor Channel. In the longlist of his business ventures, Willie also allows visits to his museum which is a museum in West Monroe, Louisiana under “Duck Commander The Tour.”

His other business includes 4 Bears Music Group, Robertson Brothers Farm, WK Properties, Back 40 Properties, Commander Services Co, Commerce Street Holdings, WKR Investments, and more.

Television:

Over the years, Will appeared on several television shows related to his family business and his personal beliefs. He appeared in Duck Commander from 2009 to 2011, which became the base for the new show, Duck Dynasty. Will stayed for the entire run of the series from 2012 to 2017. Will also appeared in the series Buck Commander from 2010 to the present.

He has also made cameo appearances on other shows, such as Last Man Standing and the Christian film God’s Not Dead, with his wife. He has also been a guest of United States Representative Vance McAllister at the 2014 State of the Union Address by President Barack Obama. He has also been interviewed by Conan O’Brien on his show CONAN. He has also produced a Christian Broadway-style play called His Story.

Here is a table of content for Willie Robertson’s television career and appearances with facts and values:

Title	Role	Year	Fact	Value
Duck Dynasty	Reality cast member	2012-2017	The show follows the lives of the Robertson family, who became successful from their family-operated business, Duck Commander	The show was one of the most-watched nonfiction cable series in history, with a record-breaking 11.8 million viewers for its fourth-season premiere
Buck Commander Protected by Under Armour	Executive producer and host	2010-present	The show features Willie and his friends hunting for deer and other big game	The show airs on the Outdoor Channel and has spawned a series of DVDs and merchandise
God’s Not Dead	Actor (cameo)	2014	Willie and his wife Korie play themselves in the Christian film, where they are interviewed by a reporter about their faith and their show	The film was a surprise hit at the box office, grossing over $60 million on a $2 million budget.
Last Man Standing	Actor (guest star)	2013	Willie and his uncle Si appear as themselves in the sitcom, where they meet Mike Baxter (Tim Allen) at a hunting store	The episode was watched by 8.5 million viewers and received positive reviews from critics
At Home With the Robertsons	Host (with Korie)	2021	Willie and Korie invite celebrities and influencers to their Louisiana home to discuss various topics and share their perspectives3	The show is a Facebook Watch original series that premiered on April 5, 2021

Authorship:

In addition to being a businessman and television personality, Wilie Robertson is an author who has written and co-written several books based on his life and family. Here are some of his works over the years:

Title	Co-author	Year	Fact	Value
The Duck Commander Family	Korie Robertson	2012	The book tells the story of the Robertson family, from their humble beginnings to their success with Duck Commander and Duck Dynasty	The book was a New York Times bestseller and sold over one million copies
Strong and Kind: And Other Important Character Traits Your Child Needs to Succeed	Korie Robertson and Chrys Howard	2015	The book offers practical advice on how to raise children with strong character and values, based on the Robertson family’s experience	The book was endorsed by celebrities such as Tim Tebow, Candace Cameron Bure, and Sean Hannity
American Hunter	William Doyle	2015	The book celebrates the history and culture of hunting in America, from the Native Americans to the present day	The book features personal stories from Willie and his family, as well as famous hunters such as Theodore Roosevelt, Ernest Hemingway, and Davy Crockett
American Entrepreneur: How 400 Years of Risk-Takers, Innovators, and Business Visionaries Built the U.S.A.	William Doyle	2018	The book chronicles the achievements and challenges of American entrepreneurs, from the colonial era to the digital age	The book highlights the lessons and insights that Willie learned from his own entrepreneurial journey with Duck Commander
American Fisherman: An Angler’s History of the USA	William Doyle	2016	The book explores how fishing has shaped the nation’s history, economy, and culture, from the founding fathers to modern conservationists	The book includes colorful anecdotes and photographs from Willie and his family’s fishing adventures across the country

Philanthropy and activism:

Willie Robertson is involved in various charitable activities, such as partnering with Help One Now, a global charity dedicated to helping to end extreme poverty in impoverished places. He also supports education for children around the world and has visited schools in countries like Haiti and Peru. He has also participated in pranks for charity, such as pretending to be a waiter at his own diner and asking customers about their opinions of him and his family.

Personal Life:

Willie is married to his longtime wife Korie Robertson. They met when they were in third and fourth grade respectively at a summer camp. They got married on January 11, 1992, when they were both 19 years old. They have six children together, three biological and three adopted: John Luke, Sadie, Bella, Rebecca, Willie Jr., and Rowdy. They also have several grandchildren from their older kids.

Willie and Korie have been through many ups and downs in their relationship, but they have always supported each other and stayed faithful to their Christian values. They have written books together, appeared in movies together, and worked together in their family business. They have also been vocal about their love for each other on social media and in interviews. They have celebrated their anniversaries with romantic gestures such as renewing their vows or going on trips. They have also faced challenges such as Willie’s busy schedule, Korie’s health issues, and the controversy surrounding Willie’s father Phil’s comments on homosexuality. However, they have always overcome them with grace and forgiveness.

Willie and Korie are an example of a couple who have grown together over the years and maintained a strong bond despite the fame and fortune that came with their reality show. They are still in love and committed to each other after 28 years of marriage.

Children:

In the long marriage between Willie and Korie, the pair are proud parents to six children. Among six John Luke Robertson (born October 11, 1995), Sadie Robertson (born June 11, 1997), and Bella Robertson (born September 16, 2002) are their biological children. The other three, Willie Alexander Robertson, Rowdy Robertson, and Rebecca Robertson are adopted. Rebecca is originally from Taiwan and at the age of 16, she came to the family as an exchange student. And later she was adopted although not officially in the paper. Willie Alexander is an African American who was adopted at the age of 5. Rowdy Robertson joined the family in May 2016 and was adopted later that year in September.

Faith and Christianity:

Willie is a devoted Christian and a member of the Churches of Christ, and he often preaches Christianity to others. He and his wife, Korie Robertson, have spoken at various churches and events about their faith and the importance of being real. Willie is also the President of a Christian Youth Camp called Camp Ch-Yo-Ca.  The camp is located in Calhoun, Louisiana, and offers various activities such as swimming, canoeing, archery, crafts, Bible classes and worship. The camp has been a part of the Robertson family’s history and faith for generations. Willie also met his wife, Korie Robertson, at the camp. Willie continues to run the camp and support its mission of providing a fun and safe environment for kids to learn about God and grow in their faith.

Social media Presence:

 Willie Robertson has a social media presence on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube. He has over 2.9 million followers on Facebook, where he posts updates about his family, his business, his faith, and his new show ‘At Home with the Robertsons’. He has over 660,000 followers on Instagram, where he shares photos and videos of his hunting adventures, his travels, his friends, and his pets.  He also has a YouTube channel with over 50,000 thousand subscribers.

Wiki/Bio Facts:

Full Name	Willie Jess Robertson
Birthdate	April 22, 1972
Age	52 years old
Birthplace	Bernice, Louisiana, United States
Nick Name	“Boss Hog”
Nationality	American
Ethnicity	White
Sexuality	Straight
Height	5 feet 9 inches (175 cm)
Weight	85 Kg (187 lb)
Eye Color	Green
Hair Color	Brown
Parents	Phil Robertson, Marsha Kay Robertson
Uncle	Silas Robertson
Siblings	Jase Robertson, Jules Jeptha Robertson, Alan Robertson, Phyllis
Religion	Christian (Churches of Christ)
Political Affiliation	Republican
Education	Harding University, Northeast Louisiana University
Profession	CEO of Duck Commander & Buck Commander, businessman, television personality, author, news contributor
Years Active	2002-present
Net Worth	$45M
Wife	Korie Robertson (m. 1992-present)
Children	Sadie Robertson, John Luke Robertson, Bella Robertson, Willie Alexander Robertson, Rebecca Robertson, Rowdy Robertson
Hobbies	Hunting, fishing, golfing, cooking
Awards	Outstanding Young Alumni by Harding University (2014), Governor’s Award for Entrepreneurial Excellence by Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal (2014)
Zodiac	Aries